Dear all,
I have recently implemented a standard phase field model for dendritic solidification and have received several requests to make the model available to others as a basis for further development. I am now looking for a way to publish the model in a suitable way. I was thinking of publishing it on GitHub with a DOI by Zenodo, so that a defined version of the model can be referenced. Does that make sense?
Now I'm wondering under which type of license the model should be published. I was thinking of the LPGL license, so that further developments are made available to others. Does that make sense?
I am looking forward to your feedback
Nils
Dear Nils, I do not know if this helps.. I am trying to organize a special issue of the open journal ( Metals) . Originally the idea was on ( elementary) Calphad tools for solidification.. Now I am moving to the idea of using the special issue as a container for something in between remote learning and remote collaboration for students ( of any age!) that will not have the possibility to cross easily borders - like most of them have been doing in last years. Something in between a summer school and an internship in a foreign institution/ firm. If you or your collaborators would have the time, we could publish your work there also using the remote learning as tool to refine the usability of the model. Kindly let me know if you are of the idea, thanks FM
Please check this:
https://www.comsol.com/blogs/a-guide-to-publishing-and-licensing-simulation-applications/
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